VACANCY (REF: LSSREC039) – Logistics Support Services (Pty) Ltd

Employers usually look for a diploma or degree in logistics, supply chain management, or transport management, though a relevant certificate plus experience can also be accepted. A valid Namibian driver’s licence, especially Code B or higher, is often essential for operational roles.

You would typically coordinate deliveries, track inventory, prepare shipping documents, and communicate with drivers, suppliers, and clients. Daily work often includes updating records, resolving delivery delays, and ensuring that goods move efficiently and on schedule.

Namibian logistics workplaces value punctuality, reliability, and clear communication, especially because many operations depend on tight delivery schedules. Employers expect staff to be adaptable, safety-conscious, and comfortable working with diverse teams across different regions of the country.

With experience, you can move into roles such as logistics coordinator, fleet supervisor, warehouse manager, or supply chain analyst. Further study in logistics or transport management and a strong performance record can open doors to regional or national operations management positions.

Most formal employers provide annual leave as required by Namibian labour law, and many contribute to a pension or provident fund and offer medical aid membership. Additional benefits like transport allowances or overtime pay depend on the specific employer and the nature of the role.

Submit a concise CV and cover letter that clearly reference the vacancy number and highlight your logistics experience, qualifications, and any relevant software skills. Namibian employers typically look for practical experience, a stable work history, and contactable references who can confirm your reliability.